The Habit Trip
"The Habit Trip is a joy. Imagine if childhood stories got together
with behavior science to give us lessons on how to change."
Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of DRIVE and WHEN
The Habit Trip:
A Fill-in-the-Blank Journey to a Life on Purpose
By Sarah Hays Coomer
The Habit Trip is a whimsical, interactive storybook for grown-ups — rooted in the science of behavior change — in which you are the lead character and the one and only expert.
This book is a roadmap to discover how to effectively choose your habits and relieve chronic stress. It's a playful, accessible way to receive the messages your body is sending and respond in kind with healing reinforcements. The best kind of change feels more like pleasure than pain!
The journey is divided into three sections:
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The Situation: Travel through 10 areas of life to identify what’s working for you, what comes naturally, and what matters most.
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The Solution: Learn how habits work and administer micro-doses of solace and structure to bolster your health and stability.
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The Payoff: Build momentum and the unique power that comes with choosing your daily routines on purpose.
By the end of your journey (accompanied by a host of enchanted creatures), you'll have charted an easier way to roll through the sometimes-joyful, sometimes-infuriating chaos of life, one habit at a time. The Habit Trip is an actionable antidote for stress and frustration — your challenges, your solutions, your way.
Published by Running Press, December 1, 2020
Audiobook Sample
Free worksheets included with audio.
(You will find instructions inside the audio about where to find the worksheets!)
Official Book Trailer
Reviews
"The Habit Trip is a joy. Imagine if childhood stories got together with behavior science to give us lessons on how to change"
Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times bestselling author of DRIVE and WHEN
"In The Habit Trip, Sarah Hays Coomer reveals a refreshing new way to approach positive change: listening to your gut, your heart, and your inner voice. If you've ever wanted the process of change to feel more playful, joyful, and rooted in self-trust—not self-criticism—this guide will show you the way."